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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

POND SALE. ,.,,
ID OPEN BIDS will be received at the Court House. Cold
water Michigan up three o'clock on Monday AFTERNOON,
lime 1887 $4,000 cent bonds TO be Issued Tor
building Court House Bonds are described as follows
Dated March 1887; denomination 1000 interest payahe
annually in Network Ciy dne $1,000 Marcn iS S9
$4,000 March 1890; $4,000 March 1871; ana SlOOOO
March 1892 The Board Supervisors hold the power to
reject any or all bids $1,000 =, ,,xourx,
Clerk Board OF Supervisors.
nENVER, SOUTH PARK AND PACIFIC
~ H. r. CoThe first mortgage bondholders are not NED
10 with the Farmers Loan and trust
Company, 30 william NewYork and sign the bondholi
unanimously adopted at meeting thereof
held May 10. 1887. - -, RI. ,,...
Negotiable receipts will be issued by the Trust Company
for the IL Is necessary that Dondhod
NNS' FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN
Gallan National Bank chairman.
WIN. II. HOLLISrER
Kountz Bros, 100 Broadway.
JOSEPH POOL, Broadst
RICHARD b. FERRIS,
Bank New-York, 4S Wail-st.
FRANCIS l.. LELAND.
New.York County National Bank.
Committee for Bondholders.
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A MOOD IN PARIS.

As for aPendennis" I began upon No to-day ana
found picture which perfectly new and passage
which had utterly forgotten as II had never reaa OF
written it, This shorness of memory rlghtehs me- anu
makes me have gloomy anticipations VIII poor Annie 11
have to nurse old imbecile OF father some day WHO
win ramble ncoherently about old days and people nS
whom he used love What shame II Is 10 talK sucn
gloomy stuff my dear lady; WELL you are accustomed
10 hear my chatter gloomy otherwise as my thoughts
90 by fancy myself by the dear old SOFA almost as
Sit here prating; and shut my eyes and see you qte
clear glad you have been doing works OF art WIN
your needle III, -. ...h
w H. Ainsworth, Esquire, is here we dined next each
other at the Freres yesterday and rather aternlZed
He showed friendly disposition, thought and desire
TO forgive me my success; but beyond goodhumored
aeouescence In his good will don't care suppose one
doesn't care people, only for very very Few man
came in lust now who told me he had heard how
/ began TO laugh and my laugh meant: We'll old lei,
low YOU don't care do you ." And why should ne !
How often must said and said these things over to
You. Oui Madame, je me repete. Je me fails vieuX;
Toublie e radote ie parle que dc mol Je yous fas
subir mon egoslne melancbolie.Le jour viendra-t
on ellie vous genera Eli, mon dieu;-ne soyons pas
trop curieux demain yiendra; aujourd hui (ouDIeral
pourquo he vous vols pas aujour-d hui think you
have enough of this for to-day so goodnight Goodbye,
Dir. Williams fancy the old street sweeper at inc
corner holding the cob, take my hat and stick say
goodbye again. the door bangs finally Here's shilling
for YOU old street sweeper the cob trots solitary INTO
the Park Je fails dc la literature ma parole dhonneu
-du style-du Sterne tout pur-O vanltas Vamtatum!
God bless all
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the privilege given the shareholders OF the company OF
the 18th and 3Oth days oil June
1897 which date the privilege viii cease Tor per
Of their respective holdings as they sann reasee On
IL instant shareholders entitled 10 irac
ton OF share may subscribe for full share The privilege
forms such purpose will be furnished on application to
the treasurer be made in full prior 10 July
l. 1887 or onehd, shall he paid prior TO July lso anu
the remain ing oneha shall be paid prior TO september l.
1881 and I'm either receipts will he gwen bearing IN
the ratio Of per cent per annum from ne Lae Oh
paymen until November 1887 at which time said receipts
Will cease bear interest on and after November lSSi
for the stock Will be delivered on surrender
81 ffe ami. W. ~,
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financial.
Union NATIONAL BANK

Union NATIONAL BANK
" of the
CITY OF NETWORK,
IN LIQUIDATION,
No 80 Williamst, N. Y.
-Four ~ value OF the stock OF bank
will be paid June J. 1884, upon presentation Of cerh.
Gates.
Upon said payment certi hcates will be stamped
Should Of the claims which this bank holds realize
hereafter net vaue the stock by this eer
cate viii be entitled TO its proportion"
WILLIAM II. MALE
PrssidssG
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OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
" ROAD COMPANY, . o,-
PHILADELPHIA, Nav IL. 1897
meeting OF the Board OF Direc OF this company
held this day, the folio win resolution adopted
Resolved That for tho OF providing the necessary
and equipment expenditures during
the 1897 main and leased lines and branches ana
completion and extension OF and auxiliary INES
he co.t OF which IL estimated as follows
Constru OF third and fourth tracks
and additional facilities on the Penn.
lines .. -. ......... -. 81, 100000
Real estate Ponnsylvania Railroad,
branches and leased lines. 7OO,OO0
mept 'ne -"' D 100000
Construction OF branch and auxiliary
nnsr.;tIon -u1'''Ou " 'no'. 100000
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GLOVES without equal The celebrated BON On
" Marche ana Louvre Paris gloves are positively VIZ
ane'' ana 'A'Ap's' yxxMEs importer Is West sosAse
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Jnstrurtiou.

Brooklyn
GV,HE CRITTENDEN' .,
i PRIMARY SCH TOOL AMI KINDEhoAhiE N
FOR BOTH SEXES
aq7 HlckSst, cor Pineapplest
Mis-, IL NJ WHEELER Principal Tor the past eight years
sTfa Of one OF The Primary pepaf % 'h'
Packer Collegiate Institute Spring term begins pm -
TRhNCH WITHOUT EXTRA CHAhOh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT.
Yesterdays i'rocre.tinSs-The City Sued for
DAMAGES

Yesterdays TrocreuinSs-The City Sued fol
Damages.
psrt II OF the Circuit Court was opened
ct 0 o'clock yesterday morning By Judge
John Jacob. The first matter brought tt
the Cou;l's attention was the case OF a
Pollock, indicted about two years sso fol
gambling ut faro table, and who left The
town without settling with the Court. He
confessed judgment and waa assessed {
fine OF sl3 amt cGStn, which he paid.
Tho CAGE Of Cha!lea Otto vs.. J. L. Ciato,
on IN appeal; it appearing that al! the
cost in The cGso had been paid it wa,
diBmissed by mutual consent.
OHicera JamCs Bell, william Carney,
Joha Wee. and ChsElA8 Eike, OF the city
police force, presented bills for snfvice1 rs
special coEHiablen in felony csses before
tQutro ". Ii. Davis, amounting 10 80 10,
81 60, - 10 and - 10 respectively. These
were nwora 10, rxHu,ined by the Court
and ordered certified TO the Auditor.
The cage Of ". B. Howell aud wife 70.
the City Of Wheeling, on Ri appeal, WEE
put Oh :ria' before a jury composed OF
Councilman Frank Amber, Charles Drie
horst, John Speidel, Fred Och, William
SChuI and l.. D. Wait. Tx City Solicitor
O'keCtio represented the city and
franc * Holt the HowelIB. The
Guit waB 20 recover damages, $500
being claimed, on account OF the vatel
being shut OIL from tia Howell House
several 'nodths siace by Secretary Unfah
OF the Water board, in order 10 force q
payment Of wafer rents due from the firm
Of Howell Bros, that failed somu time be.
fore. Damages to tho amount OF $50 were
allowed by tho Jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
COL. EoE'r. CAMrBELL's WILL
Admitted to prUbate-Ils Principal Pro
visions.


Admitted to rrobato-Its Principal Pro.
visions.
Tho ieat will and testament OF the late
Col. Robert Campbell WE'D admitted te
probate in Recorder Hooks office yes:er.
day and ordered recorded. His wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, wGs appointed
curator 0: the estate, giving a5 such q
bond Of 5000 with J. ?. Rogers, E29, as
surety.
The will was made MNrch IS, 1857, 1t q
time when the deceased was quite IL! and
no. expected to recover. 1t KISS witness.
Cd by ]. p. Rogers and liz. Z. G. Myers.
The titss provision OF the .eetAment Gi.
reefs the execulr;x oil the eame, who later
OIL is named az his wife, to pay ont Of the
eataIo all JUS: debts aud lia6ilities Of tho
deceased, AZ coon AZ the Sane CA be con-
vcnently done.
The second item gtates that oil the rest
and rccidue Of the estate then remaining
OF every kind and description, BIZ the same
real estate, personal properly or rights
III ac.ion, wAereEoevcr the same may be,
is Gil Tilled to his wife With full power
and authority to sell and convey it as she
may please.
Third, 4. and after The decesse Of the
wife there is bequeathed out Of the estate
then remaining 5000 to James K Camp.
bell, $1,000 u Mary, daughter OF James
H. Campbell, and S., 900 to Lizzie Cline,
who AGs lived for many years pas, in his
honae. And Glter making these payments
what 10 lett o! the eBte.o IL to be- equally
divided among his heifs-at-law.
Fourth, tho executrix is directed to lay
aeidn Eum no! exceeding $1,000, out Of
which q suitable monument hhaii be pnr-
chased and erected on the family lot in
Mt. Wood cemetery, and tho biiaEca Of
this amount ia to BIZ invested in interest
bearing Becuriiies, tho Yeyanue from
which shall be used 10 keep up the lot
referred to.
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Charles Elm Werner comnences an Tn.
gagemant Of two nights and Saturday
matinee at the Opera House this evening,
The play 10 he presented on each occasion
is d romantic Irish Comedy-drama fonnd.
ed upon tn" Tell'known uoem "ShamuH
O'Bnrn." Tho Chicago Times. in spuak.
ing 0! Nj. Werner and Ills play, pnya:
MIR. Chas. Erin Werner, noted acto.
fgonl Dublin, played the title ro!o with q.
iectivo delineation OF patriotic feeling aud
genuine humor where ii Wan frequently
called for. lIn 10 " fine looking and capa,
bic actor, possessing sweet, closr tenor
Which, fortunately for his audiences, lie
msi; ts Q great deal Of. His support is
llnAdr o! Intelligent pooplo, and the play
is quite strong and inte.eaiinv."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
BRIDGEPORT BlsEVITIES.


What the People of that Town are DoIn,,
Personal Notes.
Thomas Accsbe, Of Maynard, was here yes,e,.
day.
Carpenter l. McCauce have placed a new On.
lamp in front OF their storeroonl. o.
Colonel Joe llau,s. formerly OF the LsBclle Gins.
Company, Was III town yesterday.
Both livery stables arc purchasing new outfit nj
horses III expectation Of good summer tade.
Mrs. Co.'S is now ready " serve all parties with
The latest and best h4vOrs Of ice cream. in All
styles and moulIings.
Quite neat sum Of money Is being collected nv
Adam Meistcr and Marshal stuff for lac beurnt 81
The cyclone sufferers In nclghboriug towns.
The water pipe. In the Rhodes block have been
blown out and repaired, and all abundance nj
watcr is nov cn!oycd by those in the building,
An unfortunate young woman applied 10 tho
trustees yesterday for assistance, being in nover
ty-slrlcIen condition. She WAS taHeu TO tho In.
Urinary. q"
Marshal John ". stuG, John Rauseu6err. O. n
Davis and W. ". Bags Went to Zluesyllle yt,ter,
day 10 attend grAuu assembly OF the knlchts ~
tythas Of that place. -
Ore Duncan, who went Wet three ycsr, s-,
with Kirk Mc.onAhey, has come back 10 ,tay' I,c
has taken charge .! the cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad transfer Of freight.
The "Dlack llusslr' drew quite crowd fror,
MS place last night, II the street carr would
large plumber would attend nightly. - 7"
A meeting Of the ChautauQua Circle was held
"Wednesday evening at the residence Of Robert
ClGyAnd, and arrangements were made TO riyean
annual picnic OH May 31th. All ueighlurlnc Ct.
GleS will be lNvI,Cd. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
UELLAIIsE NOTES.
Matters of General Interest Reported fro,

Matters Of General Interest Reported from,
tho Glass City.
Several new bicycles have appeared he.e this
spring.
J.R. purnell has gone 10 visit his farm men,
Grand Island, Ncb.
|. MIS-. George Cook left yesterday to Join her hus
band at Wichita, KANSAS.
Mrs. Mary Nary died Wednesday evening nj bc,
home III the Second ward, Of cancer. :
Captain John Fink and wife have returned home
10 Chicago alter several weeks visit here.
There Is still a promise OF the building nj ib,
Ohio Valley railroad from here to Marietta.
Flnk's orchard has been laid oil into twenty n,
each. " ~~'s
Eddie, ron Of J. +. Fitzgerald, B. 4 O. frcIph,
agent. died Wednesday night, III the fifth year d
bis age. "
C. G. Marsh, Of Flndley, is in town. lie came
ilicnd, l.. ). Woodbridge.
The population OF the house boats nov anchorod
along The river here md In Ben.yood. IL efestcr
than that oil many Villages around here,
Yesterday Il bear cub was taken out TO Lewis
VILE by the Bellairc, GAINESVILLE 4 Cipclnnat,
ttain. II came here BY express from Fort smith
Arkansas.
The lower end Of Thirty.cghth street needs grail.
Ing. INC Noble street people nave laid sidrwalkv
rs required, ut all but one lot and Ii Gun only hi
laid BY placing itabout Two leet below the surface
The Woman's Foreign Missionary socIctie. Of
The .~o rrtsbyseEiaa churches have engaged Mrs.
lay!hh bennkat 70 lecture this evening In tho
Firdt church, Oh the people and country Of syrlH.
her hone. This lady Is il re,nnrkab!e ta,kcr, and
mas hhd All interesting experience among her
friends anu enemies in her own COUNTRY
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MARTINS FERRY.
huilding aud Repairing The Iu jurci PRO.
: = L-.l-.-

Huilding aud Repairing Tho 10 urci Pros.
pcring-News Notes. ENsg
Can't I. ". Enslcbf!sht has returned from Ii,
atss itettic Robinson. OF St. catnville, Is visiting
friends here. f.fI.- q 4 ~ - Il -
lin mill yesterday. fv'IlII 7 80 I'-ee'
The Union Flint Glass Works close down to.ds,
A N sSls I. building an addition !, hi. pro-
Alec licatherlngton, OF Ieai,e, has been edde,
| 10 the Citlzehs Corhet Rand corps. ~
j. 7. Reilly was able to walk shout his room, ye,.
tetdAy and MH. Reilly Is able TO lit up, ~
Lucy jordan Is fast recovering from her sctlon,
wounds, aud Andy LandcfAit Is doing well, II u =
James A. Gray, who has been III for some ,l.nc
sso taF recovered Us to DO able TO ride out . =
Wo,k on the now switch is being carried or,
rapidly above Hanover street to tho now depot, m
A check was received from Collins 4 Wright
! 10, yesterday. e. y,
Henry Meyers has made arrangements 10 rebuild
his summer garden, which was damaged 10 tho
amount Of saaSO. 30. $50 ~" I T1S
NIT. ?. May, manager OF tho Standard m ii.
! hau two fingers caught aud badly crushed In some
machinery Yesterday. M ~ -'051IT
aghs between two small boys III the gukcye
!
olhef slehtly with pcnknilc. 's'4sI
branch line Of water pipe will DO laid from tAe
| hrftn 0a Jefferson street down Monroo, II Cnough
hubscfben iof water can be obtained. 7ifi1
Jimmy Owens Is probably the only one injured
q whom II can not bc aid that he Ii doing well.
| the swelling is stu quite large. '>' ~. ~
A trip through the ElIon glass works Yesterday
showed all departments working In full, aud RI.
pairing was being rapidly carried on, In f0w
days everything Will DO Straightencd up. "
MIS- Elizabeth Lccch. aged 50, died OF paralysis
az hcr nome on second ktreet, at 8 O'Clock ltst
evening. sho will DO buried III Walnut Grove
cemetery, saturday afternoon at2 o'clock.
Mrs Elizabeth Davidson, aged G5 years. dicd NJ
O'Clock last evening Of blood poison al her homo
| 10 the orchard. Funeral services Will DO held In
the NJ. l.. church. Sunday afternoon al 2 O'clock.
lntetincnt Will be nude In the now Cemetery,
In additi 10 the 81 subscriptions that have hoo,
| reported heretofore, the following named persons
and h1ins AAye contributed the amounts pivcn
McCandiass, Jamlsoa d Co., Pittsburgh, IS: ~. e.
lhoma, ritSburgh' 90; William, Laid, piitsbureh
s.; Joseph Home 4 Co.. rtHburgh, SIS: Collins q
"iighl;s mia6utsh, SO: D:; q. g. Hu3cy, Pi,,s.
6mtSh. sloo; Cleveland Window Shade Coin pany.
u; Central elias Company, Whreiinv
VS.: W, :. Abbott, Manager Of DUNG;
Mercantile Agency. IS; N. nelly, Wheeling. sS:
4, LANG, Wheeling, $40; Robert simlson. &.
Nickhaln Base Bail Exchange, s.; lN1ELiIGESc xr
~: Z. y, Rawling, slO: Alex. Forgoy, s.; Aithur'
Little: u; v. b. Hahion, Bridgeport, IS; C;iInin'
LAngdon u Go Baltimore, SO; First prcsbytcriHn
Church, bridgeport 81 5J; John J. Jacob, Wheel.
lug, u; JUNCTION Iron Company, Wheeling, Slvo,
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MOUNDSvlLLE MATTERS.
County Court neutrality-suspicious. stro,
Flow OF Gas.

County Court Observation-Disclosures Stron,.
Flow OF Gas.
Ms. F. Il. Crago, o! Wheeling, was In town We'd,
ncsdHy. Nv" wy
II. Tucker AnShutz will open all cxtensive s,oro
III tue Mathews business room on B street.
Rcvs Hite, Stewart ind Sanford OBLIGATED Mt ,hr
funeral oil tile late Mr.. B.akc, who died vi hear;
disease. "a ''''''
The Simpson II. f. church will be ircscccd nov,
week. The contract Is let 10 Pittsburgh firm M
The work Is expected 10 be something beyond III,
Ordinary. N ''''
Mn. Reed, OF Wheeling, has done r,cn, acal IA
cultivate the tSSte for painting In HOuudsviin
Her clhSs sh credit 10 her laborS and TO Mounds
vile. Miss lila Baker, daughter OF A, 4 Nukrr
hts inst nnshen tue !Gtge cruyon OF her fathor.
Another shipment OF oil was made yss,er,,s,
from the Cintg No. J.. Al the Craig No. 4 On III,
Rigs firm, the dill was started again Weiurs.
Ihy afternoon. II was reported Tuesday that Tho
heaviest How Of gas yet obtained WAS S;ruck AN,
That Inc pressure was so Strong aS to make il i'm,
possible 10 drill for several hours, - AL
The County Court at Its present sitting. rctrsna
10 grant iceuse Tor the Slc OF intox cAtir ,rinks
ma those whose business runs i'll tint line do moi
forget 10 express their indignation. MuyOr Franu
McGiton and ex'She:il Henry kcts pfe,cntrI n
petition fi8n BeHwdki cdutnttiits about ESQ names
asking that license be granted but oulv one ,nnm.
Der, AIR. McMcchcn, voted that way. Charles New
nun gave bond TO act rs Notary puslIc nun wa,
ALSO Hraltcd II certificate preliminary 10 being ~
unllilru to practice Inv, ~
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J. BNILLES. Manager,
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SQUIRE RALPH ANKLE
Desires to Helch hack Some Venom ,
SDuire Davia-Neumnb,. Cast Gait

Desires to Helch lack Some Venom Mt
Squire Davis-Seuman's Cost Suit,
To The Editor Of The In.elliqcnccr.
slE.-As you have given W. H. Davis
space in your columns to beleh forth his
venom against mel ask the came indul.
gonce. He commences his attack by re-
ferrlns 10 the trial before me as farce,
which is true 30 far as bis side OF the case
wss concerned. Tho jury by its rerdic! said
he mustpay Tor the farce he played. His
side oil The case surely looked like q farce
when he had to admit under oath when
pressed TO the wall by counsel for plaintiff
that be had made out papers in the case of
the State vs. Seuman ovar month after
the caeo had been tried by him.
There is one charge in his card to which
| desire to call particular attention, and |
will preface what have to gay with this:
that there can be some excuse for man
who tells fslsefood, but when man
wliluLly writes a falsehcod there is no ex-
cusa for him: Hc saya, ''tho court has
had no kindly feeling for me since dis
missed a euit brought by him against
Constable Stump Tor the possession OF the
Office now occupied by Squire Peterman,"
No such suit wss ever brought by me:
Justice D. Z. Phillips ard his official
docket pronouuces this statement TO be
ialas.
AS to the court having anything to do
with thebrineing ofthea action against Davis
for filing up illegal charges, that is islse.
AS to this court having any feeling against
Davis, i! any. tho fault is with Davis, and
only dates back to the time this court
opened up an office in December last.
In conclusion, Say that excessive
charges have been and are frequently
made, and anyone who feel5 aggrievei by
the taxation Of costs in any case before
any Justice hGs tho right 10 demand an
itemlzsd bill OF the same, aud anyone de-
string TO bring an action sgainst any ius.
tice for ovarcharging has tie right do 80.
leave Davis to his wild ravinr, trust
ing that he may yet become tanned and
gracefully submit, not to this court and its
plenipotentiGry, but to the verdict OF the
jury. / have baen informed that Davis
intends writing ne up Tor having been
and sent to ja;l 10 STRAIGHT.
en- up. Thia % only further illus
trAtion OF hla venom and mslignity. He
eau spread his sa!ls and do his worst. bnt
it will not deter me from doing what | |
conceive 10 be my duty, and doing it as |
thlnk proper and right, regardiesg Of
Davis or any OF his accusations. This mat.
ter hrs been talked over for some time,
and no has only been waiting an opnortu.
nityt0 empty hiG bile. RALPH AnELy,
NhteLiAg. .AprH u, 1851.
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LOCAL BnEvIT1Es,
Matters OF Minor Moinont In and About
#g,Tlnf E tho City. s#Hs p"

nhttOrb OF minor nlotnont IN nnd About
Fg,Isgf.,E tho City. "
TnE scholars in Clay grammar school
will give an entertainment this afternoon.
AT the Opera House to.night-C Charles
Erin Werner, as Shamus O'Brien, in the
drama Of that NAME. -
BASE pALL game to-day at the Island
park between the Wheellngs and the W.
W. Bells, Of Pittsburgh.
Two marriage licenses wers issued BY
Recorder Hook yesterday. Tho demand
for itcensca rs stronger than II has been for
Bome time. M :
THE river WAS full OF boats belonging Ia
the Pittsburgh coal fleet again yesterday.
There were over twenty-five passed, tow.
ing millions Of bushols Of coal.
DAVID OLIVER, Of North Wheeling, was
arraigned before Justics Zane Phillips
yesterday charged with committing an
assault on William Gardner. Lilo was fined
s. and costs, which no paid.
Mrs. ANN WnRELKR was yesterday ap
pointed administrative OF the estate OF he,
son James, deceased, and us such, filed g
bond for $1,000, with Joseph Wheeler az
surety, with Recorder Hook.
The engagement at the Grand mex
week Of Sid O. France, promises to be 4
popular one. He is an actor Of ability
and Is supported by company that has
been highly spoken Of by competent
critics.
TIE Wheeling Turner Association gave
one OF Its grand balls at its hall on Marke
street lust night. 1t WAS very largely
attended affair, and eyery one had q roya
good lm0. kramer's orchestra furnished
the music.
THE Chamber Of Commerce was TO have
met in monthly besu!on last night, bu
again there weIo not enough member!
put IN an appearance to make quorum
and no meeting WIS held. The Saint
state OF Affairs prevailed last month.
TlE news from the gas or oil we'll beint
drilled near Valley Grove by the Nc
Graw's Run Company Of this city, Ia yer,
tame. The report that the well wal
boarded up Is not true. Everyone is ed
mitted to the derrick and allowed tt
watch the operation. The drillers co,
that as yet there il no indication Of oil Of
gas.
TIE young men arrested for creating &
disturbance in the old Waters house on
the Island were each fined one dollar auc
costs in Police Court yesterday morning
They admitted having beer in the house
but claimed that the officers story about
the noise was exaggerated. They deny
that they ever had any women about The
place.
TIE only conveyance Of real estate I'D
mittud 10 record in Recorder Hooks Office
yesterday, was a deed made by William
Nick. Day and wife to W. b. Day, in con
siderstion OF 5000, OF part Of lot No. IS
situated on the west aide Of Market street
between Eighth and Ninth streets, subjec,
10 the rights and privileges granted By the
psrtiea OF the hrnt part to Mrs. Louisa
Sessler.